Posted by C at 11:53am Jun 28 '12It's one of those older giant ones (model: GR36CB) without the bun warmer. Paid $5 for it at Goodwill, and it is in excellent condition (no scratches on the finish, cord in perfect shape, etc) and even had the drip trays for the grease run-off.
It's perfect for lazy days. Example: I took a pound of ground beef, crudely formed it into a giant patty, put it on the GFG, mashed the lid down and in 4 mins, it was completely cooked. Then I crumbled it up, and dumped that into the Hamburger Helper mix that was on the stove, threw in some frozen mixed veggies--and dinner was done!
I love to cook but I'm also a fan of easy stuff.
http://www.housewaresandbeyond.com/p12916-Salton-GR36CB-GEORGE-FOREMAN-Jumbo-Size-Plus-with-Cookbook.html
It's perfect for lazy days. Example: I took a pound of ground beef, crudely formed it into a giant patty, put it on the GFG, mashed the lid down and in 4 mins, it was completely cooked. Then I crumbled it up, and dumped that into the Hamburger Helper mix that was on the stove, threw in some frozen mixed veggies--and dinner was done!
I love to cook but I'm also a fan of easy stuff.
added on 11:58am Jun 28 '12:
Actually it's this model. http://www.housewaresandbeyond.com/p12916-Salton-GR36CB-GEORGE-FOREMAN-Jumbo-Size-Plus-with-Cookbook.html
Just bought a George Foreman grill. - C